PageGPT

What it does

PageGPT is a Chrome extension chatbot that uses the current webpage as context. It runs on your own OpenAI API key, so you can ask questions, get summaries, or draft replies without copying text into another tab. It is aimed at students, professionals, and researchers who want quick help while browsing.

PageGPT is a Chrome extension that adds an AI chatbot to the page you are reading. It uses the current page as context, so you can ask for a summary, look up specific details, or draft an email reply without copying text into another tab. The extension runs on your own OpenAI API key, which means you pay OpenAI directly for usage. The site says it currently uses a combination of gpt-4o, gpt-4o-mini, and text-embedding-3-small models, and that it only supports OpenAI for now. PageGPT says it does not store your conversations, but data sent to the OpenAI API is stored for 30 days to identify misuse and is not used for training unless you opt in. You can save frequently used messages as prompts and open them with one click. The extension works in Chrome and other Chromium based browsers such as Arc. A few things are not stated on the page, such as whether an account is required, whether the code is open source, and whether PageGPT itself offers an API. The page also does not list a paid plan for PageGPT, so the pricing model is not clear beyond the free start.